US2008137712A1PendingUtilityA1

Insulating Improvement Of Cables With Sensors

Assignee: GOBBI IVANIR ANTONIOPriority: Aug 3, 2004Filed: Jul 14, 2005Published: Jun 12, 2008
Est. expiryAug 3, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract

The present invention refers to an innovative construction introduced in an insulating system at the end of cables with electric-electronic sensors. The insulating system has a rubber plug that covers the end of the insulating cap of the sensor's supply cable. A metal cap is partially filled with epoxy resin (that covers the sensor in such a way that it sticks to the end of the rubber plug. The end of the cap is deformed to make a peripheral indentation against the rubber plug. The shape of the rubber plug has a proximal end of a diameter that is compatible with the internal diameter of the metal cap and a distal end of a larger diameter to create a support lift for the cap during the assembly. An optional construction for the rubber plug is a continuously cylindrical shape.

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1 . “INSULATING IMPROVEMENT OF CABLES WITH SENSORS” using a metal cap, which covers the end of the sensor's supply cable, wherein having a rubber plug that covers the end of the insulating cap of the sensor's supply cable, which comes on top of the end of the metal cap which is partially filled with epoxy resin, thereby leaving the sensor protected away inside the cap, whose end has been deformed to make a peripheral indentation against the rubber plug, whereby the rubber plug has a proximal end of a diameter that is compatible with the internal diameter of the metal cap and a distal end of a larger diameter, working as a support lift for the cap. 
   
   
       2 . “INSULATING IMPROVEMENT OF CABLES WITH SENSORS” according to  claim 1 , wherein having a rubber plug optionally of a continuously cylindrical shape.

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